Challenge:Harsh Environments (Expert Editing) Camera:Sony DSC-P41 Location: Boys room Date: Dec 27, 2006 Aperture: F/2.8 ISO: 120 Shutter: 1/40 sec. Date Uploaded: Dec 28, 2006
bright/contrast then added the effect chrome adjustng it a little. cropped& resized.
Ok, I know, that some may feel the effect takes from the "picture" quality. But I fell in love as soon as I used the effect. Which I had no clue what it did. So, with that said, this is actually my 2yr olds and my 11 yr old room the day after Christmas. Which fit the challenge for me. So here I am sticking my neck out to be chopped off. Oh well I love it.
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Was there a point to the use of the processing ? Does it enhance the message you are trying to get across ? Just seems to make it harder to work out that this is a shot of a messy room
This is brilllliant!
sort of like the view if you are Schwartzenegger's Preditor, looking for someone to punish. My mother has a four letter word for this; KIDS!
Well I have sort of mixed feelings about this image. On one hand, I like the "drawing like" look of the image, like it was drawn with a pencil. On the other hand, it´s WAY too busy for my taste and my eyes have a hard time staying anywhere for more than a second. I like the style but think it would be better suited to something simpler, like a human face or something. I know, not what the challenge is about, I am simply encouraging you to try the same editing again if there is for instance an expert editing portrait challenge. Ended up voting 5.
I don't care for the processing you chose for this image. I can barely tell what I am looking at. This makes me think more of fire damage than a boy's messy room. (I'm not trying to be mean.)